Anyone got one recommend one Comments please .

Nope new idea Have 2 kilos of white powder coming Citric Acid . Put towel in wash machine put carb parts on towell .Add hot water and let it go.This will work wonders .

On that note I've been told lemon juice and a toothbrush scrub works well on carbs too.

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Thanks Kev will post results as long as police dont intercept my white powder lol

We use ultrasonics in my work. The key is a combination of the carrier solution and the ultrasonic action. The main advantage is it can loosen areas to small to access with a brush.


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Just to add , i remember reading somewhere ( may of been here ) that "boiling" alloy parts in lemon juice works good as well , i was going to try it ages ago on an 1/12" carby to test the theory, brought the lemon juice and they are still sitting on the shelf in the shed . .

Same here. They are fine for small fiddly mechanisms, etc, but not much chop on anything heavy.

Tim

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New idea that works Use the Docs method I suggest 1 hour not two My Dellortos turned grey then use this stuff from Repco Wow

What kitchens are for

Highly recommend this autosol stuff on its own Magic results
Docs method uses an alkaline degreaser It cleans the crap out of them but they went near black Fret not Chemistry says an acid will reverse that and yes it does.My carbs are now beautiful.I also used an acidic household cleaner to finish off.